Is there a disease or illness that can make you lose all interest

>>18461008
Had a period like this, just keep trying new things, for 28 days, it becomes a habit

>>18461032
> it becomes habit
Meaning I get used to it and live the rest of my days like this?

Any idea what triggered it for you?

>>18461053
I don't reject the idea, that it could be a chemical imbalance, try Sr Jhons Worth or w/e is called, don't do shitty anti depressives you end up worse.

I'd say try many different things, the more wide the better, what triggers me to stay positive is perhaps my view on life and how I go about it as positive as possible, while doing the opposite of how I feel sometimes.

tl;tr, just try new things, it eventually makes your perception on things wider.

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>>18461008
I have had severe panic attacks (not kidding, almost debilitating, had to lie in bed few days doing breathing exercises and reading stuff on the internet) and I've been diagnosed with anxiety and depression. I also took anti-depressants almost 2 years. I am slowly recovering now.

I can relate to how it feels when nothing seems real around you and you are completely disinterested in world around you, even to your family and friends.

What has worked very well for me in the past to find a solution to this is to do something COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. Do something you don't normally do, shake off the routine. Very good and easy way is to just travel somewhere ALONE. Take a bus ride to town/city that is at least few hundred miles away and explore some of it's locations as if you are playing a computer game and you received a quest to explore a location, looking for a secret scroll. Do it with the same "sense of mission", so to speak.

This is easier said than done, and I've had panic attacks while following this advice in the past, but I remember how some old friends I met when I was travelling could briefly keep me company and later, I felt much better and almost regained a sense of purpose or a mission I thought was lost.

I am saying this to you because short-term, this advice will make you anxious and you will have some nervous moments, but long-term, if you don't follow this advice at least once, you will unironically end up with a nasty drug addiction habit or suicidal because you feel too trapped in your own head.

>>18461056
Noted. I'll look into St. Johns Worth, thanks m8

>>18461066
Welp. Worth a shot then. I appreciate the advice